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A new era of EU law-making and a regulatory “deep cleaning”

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Vasilka Lalevska

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A proposal by the European Commission will ensure that new EU laws follow simplicity by design, step away from gold-plating, and are more strictly enforced.

“Simpler is better. Period.” This phrase stood on the screens and in the accompanying social media messages announcing the new approach by the European Commission aiming to modernize how EU laws are designed, implemented, and enforced.

Stemming from a multitude of initiatives following the Draghi Report, this new proposal

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